debarment
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Definition
- Noun:
- The act of preventing someone from doing something by legal means: "Debarment" refers to the formal, often legal, action of barring or excluding an individual from a specific right, privilege, position, or activity.
- The state of being officially excluded: It also describes the condition of having been barred from enjoying certain possessions, rights, or practices.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- The court ordered his debarment from practicing law due to professional misconduct.
- Her debarment from the competition was a result of violating the rules.
- The debarment of the company from bidding on government contracts lasted for five years.
Advanced Usage
"Debarment from office": The act or state of being legally prevented from holding a public or professional position.
- The senator faced debarment from office following the corruption scandal.
"Contractual debarment": Exclusion from participating in contracts, often with a government entity, as a penalty.
- The fraud investigation led to the firm's contractual debarment.
Variants and Related Words
- Debar (verb): To exclude or bar someone officially from a place, right, or privilege.
- The judge can debar an attorney from the courtroom for disruptive behavior.
Synonyms
- Exclusion: The process of keeping someone out.
- Disqualification: The act of being declared ineligible.
- Suspension: Temporary removal from a privilege or position.
- Prohibition: The action of forbidding something.
Antonyms
- Admission: The process of allowing entry or acceptance.
- Inclusion: The action of including someone or something.
- Qualification: The action of becoming eligible.
Related Phrases
"Subject to debarment": Liable to be officially excluded.
- Companies found guilty of bid-rigging are subject to debarment.
"Lift a debarment": To officially remove an exclusion.
- The board voted to lift the debarment after the individual completed an ethics course.
Noun
- the act of prevention by legal means
- they achieved his debarment from holding public office
- the state of being debarred (excluded from enjoying certain possessions or rights or practices)